Topic: Third Eye

The New Age focus on "opening the third eye" is criticized as conditioning for parasitic takeover. Harold Kautz-Vella links synthetic drugs like meth, PCP, and ecstasy to the opening of the human system for demonic possession. He specifically mentions the use of synthetic drugs by groups like ISIS to facilitate slaughter and the release of pain-based energy.

The researchers describe how ancient Egyptian art contains sophisticated schematics of the human brain, including the brainstem and diencephalon. They compare these hidden likenesses to techniques used by artists like Salvador Dali to embed secondary images within a primary subject. The presence of this neuroanatomy suggests the temples were intended as a manual for human consciousness and the "third eye" rather than simple religious worship.

Kerry Rhodes describes the intense experience of using rapé, a sacred tobacco snuff used as an inhibitor to open the "third eye" before an ayahuasca ceremony. He recounts how the substance helped him release his "control freak" tendencies developed during his football career. This process allowed him to feel a deep connection with nature, noticing minute details like the wind and insects.

Greg Carlwood references a previous interview with Dr. Jacob Liberman, who described vision improvement as an act of "willing" the eyes to see. Steiner agrees that most people with healthy vision perform active focus subconsciously and suggests that those with myopia simply need to rediscover this natural mechanism.

The distinction between "White Powder" (Lesser Arcana) and the "Red Powder" or Philosopher's Stone (Great Work) is explored. Janir warns of the extreme dangers of the Red Lion, citing an anecdote where a woman experienced terrifying mental manifestations from just three drops of diluted water. Alchemists reportedly required years of physical and mental preparation before ingesting highly diluted versions of the stone to expand their consciousness.

Sevan Bomar recounts a spiritual experience on a mountain where his "third eye" opened, allowing him to see the entire landscape as a single, massive life form. He realized that even inorganic objects like cars and plastic are simply "clay" pulled from the Earth and molded. This vision led to the understanding that the totality of power exists in realizing everything is one interconnected being.

The "All-Seeing Eye" or the Eye of Providence in Masonic symbolism is identified as the Third Eye, which Cassaro claims was a functional power in the Atlantean era. He explains that this "Inner Eye" allows a person to see the soul and recognize their divine nature, whereas the two physical eyes only see outward. In modern humans, this power has reportedly shrunk into the pineal gland, though it remains a central theme in esoteric architecture.

The transition from knowledge to intuitive wisdom leads to the sixth level of consciousness, identified as theology or Western yoga. This stage involves the "mind's eye" or optic thalamus, which perceives unity rather than the dualistic refraction of the physical eyes. Neoplatonists such as Iamblichus and Porphyry are cited as guides for this mystical path, which moves beyond the literal interpretations of scripture often taught in mainstream churches.

Weber discusses the theory that the ancient Mayans utilized natural stargates for mass teleportation to other dimensions. He suggests their practice of skull binding was intended to maximize the power of the third eye for interdimensional travel. The segment also mentions depictions of Jesus in a resurrected state as potentially representing the use of natural stargates through an expanded aura.

Dan Fogler and Greg Carlwood discuss the pineal gland and the theory that it has become vestigial or calcified due to environmental factors like water fluoridation. They explore the idea that media and chemicals are used as tools for population control to keep the public subdued. Fogler emphasizes the importance of looking inward to find a connection to the collective consciousness rather than focusing solely on material gain.

Dan Fogler describes a profound meditative experience triggered by a breathing exercise learned from a mysterious figure known as "The Hypnotrist." By visualizing a spinning blue diamond at the third eye and controlling nasal airflow, Fogler experienced a massive rising of Kundalini energy and a state of overwhelming bliss. He notes that he met the man at a party hosted by Daniel Pinchbeck but has been unable to find him since.

The term "Indigo" originated in the 1970s with metaphysician Nancy Tate, who observed an indigo-colored aura around certain children. This color is associated with the third eye chakra, signifying that these children operate primarily through intuitive intelligence. Healy describes these children as being naturally prone to energy healing and psychic abilities.

Kevin Annett provides his contact information and websites, including ITCCS.org and hiddennolonger.com, before concluding the interview. Host Greg Carlwood wraps up the show by mentioning his merchandise and his ongoing project of writing letters to Bernie Madoff. The episode ends with a parody song dedicated to Joseph Ratzinger, set to the tune of "Jumper" by Third Eye Blind.

Nancy Dutertre explains that clairvoyance involves the "third eye" or mind's eye rather than physical sight. She shares an anecdote about receiving a crystal-clear mental image of holly sprigs while getting a massage in Las Vegas. The image was later confirmed to be relevant to the massage therapist's personal life, illustrating how psychic information manifests.

The group discusses how focusing on negative global events like banking corruption can drain energy, whereas heart meditation focuses energy on the self. They mention using audiobooks and guided meditations for third eye activation and heart-centered awareness. The goal is to move past feelings of deceit by grounding oneself in the "sacred space" of the heart.